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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1899

Page

4

Atlantic Visitors and Local Happenings Reported

R A Berry Jr traveled to Atlantic Saturday while Hans Wendt and A T Powell of Atlantic visited, with many residents noted in town and about. Updates cover travel, arrivals, illnesses, and social events including Miss Nellie Galvin, Miss Grace Tilton, and Miss Minnie Lasson visiting Atlantic area, plus in town activities and upcoming gatherings.

R. A. Berry, Jr Atlantic Hans Wendt Walnut A. T. Powell Nellie Galvin Emmett Jas. McMahon Bank of Maine C.H. McClees Rika Sorensen Hans Simonsen

Dewey interview sparks Germany war talk clash

Admiral Dewey refused to deny or confirm a New York interview report claiming the next war would be with Germany. The Herald editors criticize the leak while noting Dewey’s remarks were recorded by Dr. Halstead Boyland. Also, U.S. agricultural officials warn of a migratory grasshopper invasion threatening North Dakota and Minnesota, with possible federal-state cooperation.

Triaste Admiral Dewey Associated Press New York Germany The Herald Dewey Halstead Boyland

The Doctor's Mistake and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription

A patient recounts seeking relief from female health issues and endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and related remedies. The ad asserts safety, lack of narcotics, and permanent relief, urging readers to consult Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo for free advice and personal attention. Mrs. H A Allbrooks of Arkansas testifies to complete cure after family doctor failed.

Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo H. A. Allbrooks Austin, Lavoke Co Ark Fonson Ada M. Herr Charlotte St Lancaster Dr. Williams The Examiner

Wreck Kills Fireman and Engineer After Erie Line Crash

A late night Erie Railroad derailment near Lackawaxen after a landslide left the westbound Chicago express overturned. Fireman and engineer died. many passengers injured, some burned. Looting reported as relief trains aided survivors, while a heavy cloudburst preceded the crash and wreckage blocked tracks.

Port Jervis Erie Lackawax Buffalo Cleveland New York Srepears Ourwater Chicaga Express Fred Bernard Shay Fred Smith J. M. Trimmer Chicago Express Michael Thornton Porter Timothy Welsh K. ©. Belze L. E. Parker F. €. Heath F. L. Morgott Newark N.J F.L. Kilpatrick Seventeenth Avenue Denver TF. L. Drake Pullman W. F. Reybold Hoboken A. S. Collins Richard Smith Chicago Florence Adel Mulford Elizabeth Hunt Erie Road Becker F. View Gilpatrick

Philippine Losses List Reveals Army Fatalities

The Times prints a Manila records list up to June showing 736 total fatalities in the American army in the Philippines. Of 28 officers, 16 killed in action. 609 privates, many from wounds or disease. 14 civilians, seven by smallpox and eight by gunshot.

Szarrin Tha‘Times Philippines Fred ¥. Kitoll Manila Honolulu

Welcome for General Alger Arrives in Detroit

Governor Pingree issues proclamation inviting Michigan citizens to greet Hon. Russell A. Alger on August 2 in Detroit. Reception at City Hall and a meeting at Light Guard Armory to honor Michigan’s former representative and secretary of war. All Michigan railroads offer half fare to Detroit for the Alger reception.

Michigan Pingree Detroit Russell A. Alger Washington General Alger Light Guard A. S. Prxexre Alger

Terse Telegrams Reflect Turbulent Global Scene

Telegrams report Bryan addressing a Franklin audience, smallpox curbs at Frankfort, Gomez disputing Havana interview claims, and a bishop near excommunication in East St Louis. Other items note ships sailing for New York, Salisbury’s suicide, Gans and McFadden draw in New York, railroad profits, Marines to Cavite, St Paul seeks a Mississippi headwaters forest, drownings in Evansville, and various international incidents including Kiel shipwrecks and Austrian army boxing bans.

Franklin Frankfort Gomez Havana Bellville St. Patrick's East St. Louis Olympia Trieste Tampany Naples Leghorn Gibraltar Madeira New York John Salisbury Kansas City George McFadden Baltimore Joe Gans Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Navy Department Manila Cavite St. Paul Mississippi Evaneville Ind Mattingly Pearl Cheaney Marion Onang Ohio River Ireland United States Kiel Germany Truro Windsor Canada Detroit George H. Burton Washington Cuba Nicaragua Torres Bluefields Wilder Chicikamanga Park Wilder Brigade Association

Conflagration at O Neill devastates several barns

O Neill Nebraska July 26 fires destroyed B A Deyarman s fine livery barn and extended to Frank Bain s blacksmith shop and plow works and the Falton livery barn and a vacant state bank building. The blaze also damaged the Methodist church parsonage and nearby homes. An estimated 10 000 loss with up to 1 200 insured incendiarism suspected and several horse losses reported.

State Bank Deyarman Evans Hotel

Mrs Styles Acquitted in Mother's Murder Trial

A Chicago jury found Mrs Augusta Styles not guilty of murdering her mother Mrs Catherine Schultz after a trial marked by hysterical episodes. The defense argued provocation and battered mental state as the story unfolded with daughters and grandmother shaping the testimony.

Chicago Cmtenco Augusta Styles Catherine Schultz

Work for interpreters Many will be needed to take the census

Washington July 26 The supervisors to lead census efforts in Cuba Porto Rico and Hawaii will be named soon The Hawaii tally was previously overseen by W Weedon of Honolulu Other candidates are under consideration Seven Cuba districts are planned with presidents picks in place Porto Rico work is easier and may use soldiers as enumerators Interpreters will be essential across all three regions Omaha Cricketers Barely Lose

Geo. Darling Allene Hollister Audubon Ichabod McCreary Jack Eagan Minnesota Howard Brett Chicago Gold Hill Campbell Atlantic Mrs. Campbell Bononzy San Francisco Hawaii Dole Mauna Loa Humuula Hilo Kilauea Islands Washington Cuba Porto Rico W. ©. Weedon Honolulu

San Francisco to Welcome Nebraska Regiment in July Parade

Governor Poynter arrives to greet the First Nebraska volunteers aboard the Hancock as San Francisco prepares a grand reception with a military demonstration and review by Major General Shafter. Oregon troops join, city officials vow royal welcomes for returning units down the bay.

San Francisco Nebraska Regiment Philippines Presidio Nebraska Hancock Shafter Oregon Regiment Phelan W. A. Poynter Adjutant Barry Congressman Stark W.D. Sanborn W.T. Seamans

Grasshopper Pest Limited to Mississippi Bolivar County

entomological official reports grasshoppers in Mississippi largely confined to Bolivar county injuring crops. nonmigratory species known as differentials unlikely to threaten other communities. severe damage on Dahomey plantation with 800 acres cotton in one patch destroyed and 2000 acres in another. Also notes incorporation of Western Independent Long Distance Telephone Co. in Nebraska and Burlington to Klick Junction branch line plans affecting connections across Iowa and beyond.

Sasesippi Wasmaaton Hines Entomological Bureau of the Agricultural Department Mississippi Bolivar County Dahomey Nebraska Town Pxatrsmont Neb Western Independent Long Distance Telephone Company Charles ©. Parmeles Tom EK Parmelee T. H. Pollock T. H. Ewing

Lands for Sale in Iowa Nebraska and Dakota Regions

Advertisement lists large land offerings in Nebraska Iowa and the Dakotas. Appears to promote 10000 acres in eastern Nebraska about the same, 26 Cage county Iowa at 15 to 27 per acre, 100000 acres ranch land in Nebraska and South Dakota from 8 to 310 per acre, free excursions to Western purchasers. Also 100 Cags county farms at 86650 and up and 160 Atlantic houses at right prices. No sale no pay. O W Rich real estate and nursery Atlantic Ja.

Nebraska Cage Iowa South Dakota Cags County Atlantic

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Marne and Vicinity J. W. Wayne Grace Tilton Neola Theo. Berry Minnie Lasson Massena Mrs. Palmer Cay Misa Rose Ellis Ada Owaba Chris Sorensen J. M. Emmett Chris Nave A. Lastine Martha Linke Fred Nagel G. W. Johnson Hattie Pulley and Children Guy Stevenson Morton Mills Andrew Jacobson Peter Koc Claus Kramback Ellick Mary Blake W.C. Woods Des Moines A. C. Frederickson Texas Misseslee McCail Addie Case Eastern Star Lodge Murphy Harlan Bassball Peter Paulsen Peter Kruger Ras’ Knudsen Rewan Marion Galley J. D. Peterson Kansas Joss McGraw Conde Earl Reason Jaka ‘Taylor Earl Turkey Grove Dakota Agricultural Department North Dakota Turtle Mountains Aprim Kun Fort Copsx Gibson Oak Lawn Williams Medicine Company Schenectady WN. C Winnipeg Man Manitoba Omaha Wihil Bulldt Galena Wess Orry Missouri Pacific Railway Company Joplin Empire Lead Linc Ingersol Gspringfield Springfield Colonel Ingersoll Burinaton Milwaukee and Burlington Klick Junction Milwaukee Minneapolis Sioux City Fort Madison O. W. Rich Real Estate and Nursery Atlantic, Ja
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